It must be ingrained in how they think, act and innovate.

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La Rotonda: It went very quickly from how many likes you have on Facebook to realizing social needs to be ingrained in our overall marketing strategy.

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The Federal IT Shared Services Strategy is an enduring concept, which must be ingrained in agency management cultures to ensure that mission success continues during times of tight budgets.

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Arguments like the one over Augusta National matter, because they shine a bright light on the ingrained attitudes that should be no longer acceptable in a civilized society.

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They are wise in recognizing that they are too close, too knowledgeable, too ingrained in their industries and environments to be able to step back and ask dumb questions.

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The first task facing an assembly in Cardiff will simply be to overcome the ingrained scepticism of many Welsh voters about the assembly's utility.

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Even though women may be short-changed in the workplace because of these ingrained beliefs and behaviors, Johnson sees these characteristics of women as desirable for creating higher ethical standards.

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If people think that their private photos and videos can be shared in a manner that is truly self-destructing (as has been ingrained thanks to movies such as the Mission Impossible series) they are more likely to send them to others.

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Because the militias have become so ingrained in the political fabric of contemporary Iraq, it's not going to be so simple as to just say, okay, put down your weapons.

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